Photo Releases

Photo Releases

DENR-XI Regional Executive Director Bagani Fidel A. Evasco and PENRO Davao del Sur field officials paid a courtesy call on Friday, September 10 to DPWH District Engineer of Davao del Sur Engr. Nicomedes D. Parilla, Jr. to seek assistance for the rehabilitation and improvement of some DENR field offices in Davao del Sur, such as the CENR Office in Malalag and Mt. Apo Natural Park Office in Kapatagan, Davao del Sur. The officials' sought for support aimed on having a workplace that is conducive for employees and clients. It also eyes to increase the workforce productivity and will overall upgrade the rendering of public service.

Details: Parent Category: News & Events; Category: Photo Releases; Published: 14 September 2021

DENR XI RED Bagani Fidel Evasco recently made a quick check on the slopes of Mt Diwata, Monkayo, Davao de Oro to look into the geographical hazards ahead of PAG-ASA’s advisory on the weather disturbance and its potential effect to the residents. Moderate rainfall affects the on-going road construction in the area, especially the road leading to Mt. Diwata and prolonged rain poses danger as some areas are susceptible to landslide.

Details: Parent Category: News & Events; Category: Photo Releases; Published: 16 August 2021

To see for himself the mining areas in the region, RED Bagani Fidel Evasco, along with other officials conducted an ocular inspection inside the mining tunnels in Maco, Davao de Oro later last week. Although duly permitted by the Mines and Geosciences Bureau or MGB, the director wanted to check the environmental management and social development compliances of the said company.

Details: Parent Category: News & Events; Category: Photo Releases; Published: 21 April 2021

Just before the month of August ended, wildlife and landscape photographer Julius Paner captured sightings of several migratory birds that flock in the barangays of Tuban and Tagabuli in Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur. Davao region’s mudflats are one of the areas in the Philippines that serve as the avian migrants’ flyways as they disperse from their country of origin. When seasonal changes occur such as wintertime, food may become scarce which leads these birds to temporarily move to warmer places where food is more abundant. Their choice of place is also where they breed and raise their young. Avian migrants are the Philippines' frequent visitors which affirm that the country’s weather is comfortable for them and its environment is healthy and is conducive for living. These birds, though visitors, are protected under the provisions of RA 9147 or Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act. Hunting, killing or collecting these birds are punishable by law. #MigratoryBirds #Wildlife Images: © Julius Paner of Sta. Cruz Tourism Office

Details: Parent Category: News & Events; Category: Photo Releases; Published: 03 September 2020

Upland farmers of the Bubongon Treeplanters Association, Inc. who are also beneficiaries of the DENR's National Greening Program (NGP) flaunt their 2 and 3-year old bamboo plantations in Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte. Like all other forest trees, bamboo has enourmous benefits in environmental protection. It is sustainable, durable and is considered an eco-friendly alternative to other construction materials. In fact, it has been tagged as the "green steel". Bamboo as a commodity was first introduced to the said NGP beneficiaries in 2017 wherein their organization was granted with 30-hectare plantation area and an additional 4 hectares in 2018. The DENR has also partnered with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to help the beneficiaries in manufacturing and marketing their products come harvest time. #NGP #Bamboo

Details: Parent Category: News & Events; Category: Photo Releases; Published: 31 August 2020

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